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ad nausea 

When you're watching a whole night of TV on the same network and you see the same ad roughly 9387493 times, you suffer from ad nausea.
Barbara suffered from ad nausea after seeing the same TV ad 98732438 times in one night.

Barbara: OMG! This is the 26th time I've seen this ad tonight!
Katy: You must be suffering from ad nausea.
or
Barbara: OMG! This is the 26th time I've seen this ad tonight!
Katy: Hmm you should see a doctor. That sounds like ad nausea.
ad nausea by Euroame January 3, 2009
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tedium ad nauseam 

Tedium ad nauseam is the deathly boring combination of tedium (Latin for boredom) and ad nauseam (another Latin term used when something has been covered, explained, or talked about to the point of nausea ).
Cub reporter Gwyneth experienced a severe case of tedium ad nauseam when she was assigned by her newspaper to cover the speeches of Senator Harley "Windbag" Bottomsworth.

ad nauseam

From the Latin term, meaning "to nausea." Used when something has been covered, explained, or talked about to the point of nausea, or to the point where it makes one sick.
Why must everyone tell me about that? It's been talked about ad nauseam!
ad nauseam by mmhmm January 24, 2005

Ad Nauseam

Ad Nauseam: 1. Repetitious to the point of wanting to throw up.
2. Going nowhere. Saying something so many times a student will absolutely not learn from his or her teacher. Kinda like a cycle of abuse, in a merri-go-round type of way.
1. I have heard them so much either I want to stick pencils in my eardrums or toss my lunch, they are ad nauseam.

2. Charlie Brown hears "wa wa wa wa wa" when his teacher speaks ad nauseam.
Ad Nauseam by Furmanski February 15, 2019

Geico ad nauseam 

A specific form of ad nauseam resulting from the excessive broadcasting of Geico commercials.

Feelings of disgust or annoyance that result from being exposed to too many Geico promotions.
I've started muting commercial breaks just to avoid the Geico ad nauseam.
Geico ad nauseam by redPooka January 7, 2021

Ad Nauseum

Watching so many commercials it makes you sick. Being sick of advertisements. Also a song by B.O.O.M.
1 'oh man, that burger king gave me ad nauseum XO'
2 'and they're playing it again! CHANGE THE CHANNEL!'

Dude1 'That B.O.O.M song Add Nauseum was rad!'
Dude2 'totally!'
Ad Nauseum by ad sick January 7, 2010

AD NAUSEUM STACKS CARPERS 

People who get a RISE IN THEIR LEE VIES.

Following the ADCOPIUM statutes in MALAY.

A TREMENDOUS HUMAN BEING

MOMENTUM CHANGE
You want to leave me AFIELD because you continue to be an AD NAUSEUM STACKS CARPERS as you insistently enjoy PUSHING MY BUTTONS to see what competitive TRESPASS BULLCRAP EXCUSE you can come up with to earn criticize me in how I SHAVE IN YOUR BATHROOM MY HEMORRHOIDS avoiding MY ASSH0LE.

Look if you are going to FUCK PROPERLY listen AD NAUSEUM STACKS CARPERS to those PR PEOPLE at BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY YELLING , "HE'S 0NE OF US" , no , I say FUCK that is not quite right as you mean , 9 19 33 66 = 128, and what you are saying WARREN EDWARD BUFFET AND CHARLES THOMAS MUNGER, "he's one of "US US" and I say now that is excellent INTESTINE all fortitude as make it simple and don't use those STEEP CURSE WORDS in that COFFEE HOUSE as just do the YELL LIKE ELON!!!! , 9 19 33 66 UU BITCH!!!!!

Hey you know AD NAUSEUM STACKS CARPERS smoked them all out including those PEDANTIC STUCK UP PARSIMONIIOUS STANFORD KNOW IT ALLS as OWEN is the MAN of the CENTURY of the perfect coach of abolishing that nauseating NOISE out there OF the ADCOPIUM RACE.

Introducing the most efficient largest CAPITALIZED and most efficient corporation to be in the word CUT THE FAT to ADD THE RIGHT NEW FAT and those AD NAUSEUM STACKS CARPERS is just those GUEST SUPERVISORS that are still shopping the SANTA CRUZ for the LEFT S0AP.
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